Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Reflection of science
  Just like what I said in my class presentation, American children are filling with the feeling of happiness. There so many educational activities for them to experience and so interesting educational animations for them to watch, in order to consolidate what they learned in class.
  As we all know, science is interesting and useful but really difficult for children to understand because its abstraction and systematic. For example, if we want to illustrate what happened in the process of how ice became water, we have to tell children that solid ice became liquid water must need absorb energy, and then we should illustrate what is energy.
  When I was in primary school, my science teacher just told me that it was the truth I should know, he didn’t tell me why. If there was an interesting animation about this process, I would make sense easier. Of course, the most efficient way for me to understand it is experiencing this process by myself, but my science teacher or my parents didn’t give me a piece of ice and let me experience it.

  Fortunately, I understand this process now.

1 comment:

  1. Yes, American children always want to know "why?" We think it is good for them to know. Science is a popular subject for many students. We work to foster that interest and the resulting creativity as they try out what they learn.

    Good job!

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